Travel writers

Established travel writers are welcome to list themselves in this directory.  The only requirement is a link from their Web site to Travelconsumer.com.  Request a link.  Travel writers who have work published online may request a link from Travelconsumer.com to the online article in exchange for a link back to Travelconsumer.com.  Article links are subject to editorial approval. 

Bernstein, Sally

"It's Sally's Place for food, beverage, and travel. Our writers have scoured the planet for the best restaurants, chefs, recipes, books, products, cooking schools, ethnic cuisines, travel articles, lodgings, and more. Come join the fun!"

Brooke, Bob

"Writing at Its Best is a professional writing and information resource for writers, publishers, and readers and readers, featuring selected articles and photography by Bob Brooke, recently honored by the National Association of Hispanic Publishers."

Meyers, Carole Terwilliger

"Award-winning travel writer Carole Terwilliger Meyers, a native San Franciscan, holds a B.A. degree in anthropology from San Francisco State University and an elementary teaching credential from Fresno State College.  She is the author of 15 books and is the founding publisher of Carousel Press. She is as well an active freelance writer and has written for Family Fun, Travel Holiday, and numerous other magazines as well as for the travel sections of many newspapers. Carole has been interviewed on the "Today" show and has acted as a weekly guest authority on KNBR radio in San Francisco. Ms. Meyers resides in Berkeley, California."

Lent, Max

Max Lent is the CEO of Max Lent Communications and the publisher of travelconsumer.com.   His travel and writing experience includes the following countries:

Wolf, Judy

"Writer, adventurer, world traveler, activist... Judy Wolf is a woman of many talents, not the least of which is sharing her enthusiasm for travel, the great outdoors, and people's stories. Browse her web site for a variety of articles including down-to-earth travel stories and advice."

Inward and Upward - PDF (Alpinist)
Follow the author up one of the hardest routes on the tallest mountain in the contiguous 48 states under less-than-ideal conditions. "Perhaps the best description of the inner experience of climbing I've read since Joe Simpson's 'Touching the Void,'" says one outdoor educator. (Speaking of Touching the Void, keep your eyes open for the movie -- coming soon to the U.S. -- I saw it in England when it was first released, and it's simply one of the best movies I've ever seen.)

Why Women Must Ice Climb - PDF (Adirondack Explorer)
A humorous insight into the author's search for the perfect winter sport and her introduction to the challenges and rewards of ice climbing.

Wedding Season in Cambodia -(BootsnAll.com)
An invitation to a village wedding offers the author a chance to step off the tourist track -- further off the track than she expected! -- for an intimate view of local culture.